Australian Cattle Dogs : HallsHeelers Puppy Update #03
3rd May 2013
HallsHeeler’s Australian Cattle Dogs Puppy Update #03 taken on the 3rd May 2013 at day 3 of life.
Maryheather Lady Dancer with her two Australian Cattle Dog puppies are growing dramatically in the whelping box.
The puppies’ father is Pavesi Red Lord – a blue speckled Australian Cattle dog – the HallsHeeler foundation dog – who was purchased from Alan and Julie Park of the old and successful “Pavesi” Australian cattle dog stud just outside Sydney, NSW.
History & General Overview:
Australian Cattle Dogs are often referred to as “Blue Heelers”, “Queensland Heelers” or just “Heelers”. Australian Cattle Dogs originated in Australia thanks to the foresight of cattle magnate Thomas Simpson Hall around 1830 when he first developed a breed of cattle dog hardy enough for Australian conditions and yet great for working stubborn cows in the outback. HallsHeeler’s aim to breed original blue Australian Cattle Dogs of great temperaments that are true to their breed standards, origins and purpose.
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